Presentations

This presentation was given by Helen Miller at the CIOT/IFS debate, "How should different ways of working be taxed?", on 20 March 2017.

This presentation was given by Yani Tyskerud at "A taxing challenge? Analysing and supporting tax policy design in low and middle income countries" on 15 March 2017.

This presentation was given by Ross Warwick at "A taxing challenge? Analysing and supporting tax policy design in low and middle income countries" on 15 March 2017.

This presentation was given by Laura Abramovsky at "A taxing challenge? Analysing and supporting tax policy design in low and middle income countries" on 15 March 2017.

This presentation was given by David Phillips at "A taxing challenge? Analysing and supporting tax policy design in low and middle income countries" on 15 March 2017.

These slides are supplemetary material to the presentation given by Andrew Hood at the IFS post Budget briefing 2017.

This presentation was held at Netspar's International Pension Workshop in Leiden, the Netherlands

This presentation was given at a briefing following the March Budget 2017.

This presentation was given at a briefing following the March Budget 2017.

This presentation was given at a briefing following the March Budget 2017.

This presentation was given at a briefing following the March Budget 2017.

These are the opening remarks from the IFS Budget briefing 2017.

This presentation was given at a briefing following the March Budget 2017.

This presentation was given by Nick Hillman (HEPI) at the event "Education spending across the life cycle in England" on 27 February 2017.

Presentation to BBC journalists, London, 27 and 28 February 2017.

This presentation was given by Luke Sibieta and Chris Belfield at the event "Education spending across the life cycle in England" on 27 February 2017.

We analyse the debt holding position of UK households, setting out a definition of "problem debt" and analysing those households captured by this measure.

Alcohol consumption is associated with costs to society due to its impact on crime and health. Tax can lead consumers to internalise these externalities.

This presentation was given at the IFS Green Budget 2017.

This presentation was given at the launch of the IFS Green Budget 2017.